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Historic Bluefield gay nightclub demolished; artifacts preserved in local museum

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The Shamrock was opened in 1964 by owner Helen Compton. The club was said to be a safe place for gay men and women to socialize. The building is being torn down. The community can still see a glimpse of the Shamrock in the One Thin Dime Museum.

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Historic Bluefield gay nightclub demolished; artifacts preserved in local museum

A building that was home to a popular gay nightclub in downtown Bluefield for decades is now being demolished.

28 days ago·Bluefield, United States

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